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THE OMAHA DAILY TiEE : T1IITKSDAY. JANUARY CO, 100S.
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VXTRA SESSION ON DEPOSITS
Real Estate Exchange Wants Got
ernor to Convene Legislature.
CTRGE STATE BANK GUARANTEE
ANrr ffplrlttd Debut Rnolitloi U
Adopted Appealing iou
( Call olos Toek
at 0ti
Ths Omaha Real Estate exchange passed
rsolutlons and accepted a report of a
inerlal committee, declaring- In favor of
tat guarantee of deposits In all banks
chartered by the banking board and urged
thnt It be brought about at onro by a
peclal session of the legislature called for
that purpose, after thirty minutes of spirited
debate. Wednesday.
The secretary of the exchsnKe has been
Instructed to forward copies of the resolu
tions and the report of the committee to
Governor Bheldon In the hope he will call
I special session.
The resolutions offered by A. T. Tukey
two weeks ago and paoscd Wednesday aie
ns follows:
Whereas. The Omaha Real Kstatn ex
change has been found In the front ranks
on all vital question, and ever ready to
asslsl In snv noxKible way In advancing
lh best Intercuts or om.'imi. ann
Whereas, The most lmportint qn st on
now before the penphi or Ana stale, and the
one vital thing necessary to the successful
carrying on of the real estate business Is
sn absolute guarantee nf every depositor In
every financial Institution of the state, of
every dollar that he deposits In the same,
therefore he It
Resolved. That It Is the sense of the
Omaha Real F.state exchange that the
state ahould guarantee all depositors from
snv lorn occasioned Iv the allure of any
nf the state banking Institutions, ana t.at
this should be brought iiuont ui onco by a
special session of the legislature for that
runrpoKo. f no other mot hud of sucurlng
he result can be found.
Personnel of Com mil tee.
The romtnltleo to which the resolutions
were referred for a report consisted of Mr.
Iiikey, John XV. Robbing and XV. T. Gra
ham, president of the exchange. Follow
ing1 the report of ilw committee, which en
dorsed the resolution, but did not call for
I special session of the legislature, the
llscusslon opened.
William II. Orson said ho favored the
txchange going on recerd us demanding
lonie legislation which would absolutely
juarantce the deposits 1 Mate banks,
O. O. "Wallace took the other side of the
question, saying If state banks needed a
guarantee and the people were afraid of
them, It was the best argument he know
of al present In favor of the postal savings
banks. Ho mado a motion to lay the reso
lutions on the table, where the postal sav
ings bank endorsement rests In peace, and
wall, a year to see what will develop.
Hut Mr. Wallace lost his motion ami 1J.
C. Patterson spoke In favor of the reso
lutions, saying he did not want the ex
change to wait to see what other states
Would do In enacting such laws, but wanted
to lie a leader In taking an net ion which
he believed to be safe and sound.
Tho committee of the exchange which
had In charge tho delegation to tho Mis
souri Ulver Navigation congress made an
extended report "to tho exchange. Chairman
1'. 1). Weml and Chairman K. J. McVanii
telling tho members of the work accomplished.
jjQ)i
QIC DARCAINS IN WOMEN'S SAMPLE
.53
'The $2 White Petticoats go at 95c
The $2.50 White Petticoats go at i-o
j3 We bought from two undermuslin
manufacturers all their samDlea of(h
white muslin petticoats. These are fine j
wide, full cut garments, made withU?
- m a! J!
fine lace ana emoroiaery insenings
and edgings some with dainty ribbon
trimming. We have divided them into
two big lots at two special bargain
prices.
Underskirts Posi- J
lively Worth up ViV
to $2.00, at . .
3
i
9
1
!- Underskirts
mrm WTth up
fl
Is $150 .t U
Women's $12
Winter loakSa.32
BUY CAPITOL COAL f IZITI
PTMIMTP1
iTTirt IK
REMNANTTnURSDAY
And 4tti Day Buyers' Sale
Bargain extraordinary
A Dig Parade of Bargain Tables
On Main Alale.
Several Thousand Dollars
ivorth of remnants will he.
n)l at a erent sacrifice.
This season's best mater
ials; rhnlce plain colored and black dress goods, at a much lower price
than OXE 1IAIF their rc(fular value.
PRESS GOODS
VISSCHER WILL BE TRIED
mo Far as I Know f'nnnty Attorney's
ttlrr Will Prosecute,"
Says MitKney.
"Ho fur as 1 know tho rnunly attorney's
office will prosecute Vlsschcr," said Dcp
' iity County Attorney Maguey Wednesday,
discussing tho case of William 1.. Visscher,
the Chicago iifwr.pais-r msn who Is under
arrest for shooting Putrol Conductor Dillon.
"It la probable wlthm a few days we will
file an Information against him charging
him with shooting with Intent to kill. If
Dllon wants to push the charge we will
prosecute, the case for him. It Is up to
him. Officially I liuve no other Informa
tion than that tho churgo will be pushed.
1 have heard outside, however, that Dillon
might not prosecute. However, we are
ready to do whatever the complaining wit
ness wants done in the cane."
A New York manufacturer sold us
?,0 cloaks in order to realize cash on
them at once. They are all good, up-
j j i i- i.f i i i.i i,
to aaie winter funis vl tuny iwat; uron
broadcloth colored broadcloths, ker
seys,cheviots,niixtures,t?hort caraculs,
etc., some are satin nnea turougiioui.
These coats posi- EL f
tivcly worth from ) mmmmm
$9 t $12.50 e.chp "V
L.r.. V
"V
omen's Tailored Skirt,'
lenRths well made and well
tallnreH 2 KnielAln. nt
In correct short
1.98-2.98
Women's Silk Petticoats In black and col
ors fine quality of silk, worth
up to $7.5(1, at
New 1IMW Wash Waist
linenR very
smartly made
J.98
In Hnzerlo and
98c-l.50-l.98-2.98
ill
Bent fl.50 Black
and colored wool
Panamas, 64 Inches
wide, elegant new
browns, navy blues,
openhagen shade,
etc. Also fine 50
Inch French Sefges,
several thousand
yards to sell. (Ele
gant Kemnants that
can be matched up
to secure skirt or
choice suit lengths)
at yard
43 c
Best So? all wool
plain dress goods
fancy or plain
styles, Panamas,
French Serges,
all colors, includ
ing black, on sale
now, any length
you desire
All our 50c plain
dress goods, fancy
or plain colors, as
well as little fancy
weaves, pure wool,
elegant Albatross in
all colors. pink,
light blue, red or
black, all at the
remnant price, per
.yard
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DOMESTIC REMNANTS
Outing Flannels, Flannelettes, Sllkolines, Cre
tonnes, Ureas (ilnghums and Linens, etc., CXf
worth up to 35c, per yard
60 per cent Discount on all White Wool Blankets,
prices from 3.00 to $a5.on. Think of it, One
Half Off their regular prices.
All of our $1.50 and $1.39 heavy Cotton OOr
Ulankets, at
Allour $1.25 Blankets, ' 70C
FANCY SILKS
Odds and Ends Taf
fetas or Jap Silks,
( Klmona styles )
Hough Silks, 1 n
browns, etc. 44 Inch
Grenadines in black
qit with white hair
X.19c
151 WOMEN'S WEAR, Second Floor
ALL FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS, GOWNS,
DRESSING SACQUES, AND FLANNELETTE
KIMONAS, REMNANT THURSDAY
AT ONE-THIRD OFF
Fine French Val and Torchon Laces
Also Cluny and Crochet effects a new
shipment all new designs "Z
in two lots, at, yard -r2C-'C
MEN'S CLOTHING
Men's Trousers of worsted and cheviot materials, in
utripcs and plain greys; regular $3.50, $2.50 and $1.50
grades, reduced to .$1.95 $1.45 and 95c
Boys', Knee Trousers that, sell for 50c, reduced to . .33c
Boys' Knee Trousers that sell for $1.00 and $1.25 at48c
Boys' Corduroy Suits, sizes 9 to 14 vears, worth $3.50 re
duced to- ...... . ,v;;$1.75
35c Embroideries 18c yard
13 and 8-inch fine Nainsook and Cambric, embroidered
flouncing, also corset cover width with beaded edge.
Wide insertions and galloon beading, worth
up to 35c, at ...Iwv
BIG BARGAINS in
Now Girls
Here's a
Treat
IB
OOK
Ono of comfort, a troat you'll
surely enjoy. For many yoars we
have enjoyed the reputation as
Bhoers to men, woman and children
and this year we have gone bo-
yond this and are striving to fur
ther enhance our reputation as
Bhoers to young ladies. For the
grown up girls we carry a line of
shoes that are ultra. Many of the
high school girls are wearing
them. They are made of plump
kid stock on foot form lasts, med
ium heel and toe and are comfort
aud style personified. They out
wear any two pairs of shoes at the
price r.
JJet o( sizes are complete.
During the wind-up of our Clearance Sale fit
Gilt Top Cloth Bound
W Editions of the world's
famous books, mad to sell
These books aro wonderful values they are strongly J
Jy Knnml nnA ntf rnpl ! vpIv in rlnrU- ciriA onlnrfid flofh with rnlt. TL
W tops and make splendid library editions.
Webster's uOTd Dictionary '
Full Leather Binding A large Just think of
all this for J;
8
volume 4 inches thick, size SV'jxlOii
5 inches, weighs 5V2 ixunds, contains
k 1 . "
! Wi 1.3G3 pages
j& A few years ago people paid $10.00 for the matter that's
i in this book.
Drexel Shoe Co.
1111 Ftraan St.
fkv 4rik
ydorf-A(toiiallot(f
BAVSON'S
SCOTCH
6
COMBER
IRISH
WHISKIES
II AHMti
Dt WlJarf linporlatMm Csmpwry
f OCHBCAOO
i WESTERN
l RAILWAY
THE RIGHT ROAD1
I To ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS
Two sumptuously equipped train daily, making f&ft
time. Fin oft Duing Cr Service. Get a "Guide
to St Paul,1 a comprehensive lift of atradtive places
to see in the Saintly City, free for the atlung.
1
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D UNION DEPOT
IV. G. DAVIDSON.
Hit firms Strut, OMAHA
FRESH
FISH
SPECIALS
For the Week:
1 ,000 pounds of
sliced Baby Hal
ibut, per pound
12V.C
Fresh c a" u g h t
Pickerel, per lb.
8Kc
Fresh caught
Herring, per lb.
5c
Georgia Codfish,
middles, per lb.
15c
And 5 0. T.St'ps
BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
H(Jqnartr rrcsh BoastaA Tin Drinking- Oofraes.
$1.00
35c
StsmipH.
ln-tini li's Hi'Ht
"of fee, 3 1I)K..
And 100 i. T.
linnni'tfa Bist
Coffer-, pound.
And H0 U. T.
Teas: B. K. Japan, Oo-
Ioiir, tlunpowder, EriK
llfth BreakfaBt, Ceylon
and Ahbhiii, fifi
pound WOV
And 60 O. T. Stampn.
Pride of Bennett's Flour,
lir.: 51-50
And 60 O. T. Stamps.
Thirty Green Trading;
Sta.mti with aaoh $1.00
worth of Granulated
Sufar.
Bonut'tt'H Capitol Baking
l'owdor, per Up
pound
And 30 O. T. Stampn.
Woodrock Macaroni, ex
tra, per fCp
package v
And 10 O. T. Stamp.
CHEESE CHEESE
New York Full 99l
Cream Cheese, lb...""1'
And 20 G. T. Stamps.
Bwlns Cheeae. very 95
fancy, pound v
And 20 G. T. titampa.
Swanndown Shredded
Codflah, three e
parkafcea 4V
And JO O. T. Stamps.
Diamond 8 Oyster OC
Cocktail, bottle
And :0 O. T. Stamps.
25C
m
Bennett's Capitol Minoe
meat, three 95r
parkaRes for
And 10 O. T. Stamps.
Jell'O, assorted, 9C
3 pkRs. for A"
Ami 10 . T. Stamps.
Oatmeal Crackers, Am
package for IvL
And 10 (. T. Stamps.
Bennett s uarpaln
Soap, nine burs.
Jar for. . . 35c I
Aisl 20 O. T.
Stamps.
Jelly, pure fruit
at per 1Ar
Klaus wv
And 5 O. T.
Corn, Red
Clover, can
Petit Pols Bennett's
Capitol, can
Tomatoes, Best
We Have, can. , , ,
Tomatoea, Ad-
vona, can
Bennett's Candles
Grocery Section.
Chocolate Creams, i9p
Fresh made
PIE EPECIAI.
On Thursday we place on
tale 160 fresh made Black
Raspberry Pies. These
are made for us by Mrs.
1.. B. DouKlau, a first
class caterer, long as
supply last, Q
Stamps.
6c
11c
10c
9c
Greatest Clearance Bargains Ever
Children's
Suits and
Overcoats
Worth to
$6.00 at $1.95
and $2.95
lit
TM RKLIAtLS TRI
Men's and
ladies' 53. CO
and $4.00
Shoes, Odd
Lots at
$195
Women's Coats, Skirts and Suits
Less Than Half Actual Value Thursday Clean Up the Big Man.
ufacturers Stock Purchase.
200 STYLISH COATS, Tj2 inches long, .
in splendid assortment of fancy
mixed fabrics, very newest styles,
many in the lot worth to $12.50
choice in Thursday's Qr
sale while they lat at. .
$15.00 AND $18.00 COATS, CHOICE
$5.95 100 garments to select from,
made of all wool kerseys, satin lined,
blacks only, greatest bargains ever
offered in Omaha (J
$20.00 TAILOR SUITS AT $7.95
Made of handsome all wool cheviots,
plain colors or fancy mixtures in
IVince Chap style, actual values to
$20.00, choice Thurs- tjy QC
day, at 4
HANDSOME DRESS AND WALK
ING SKIRTS, worth to $10.00, choice
$2.95 and $3.95 Voile, panamas, fine suitings, etc., tf n QC
pleated or gored styles, delightful bargains at $.10o. .4)mSJ
$50.00 XXXX Near Seal Coats Skinner satin lined, nn
just ten in the lot, Thursday JJJ
$6.00 SILK UNDERSKIRTS, at $3.95.
$5.00 and $6.00 SILK OR NET WAISTS, at $2.95
From 8 till 9 A.
M. 75c Dressing
Sacques, ..39c
From 8:30 till 9:30 A. M. $1 .50
and $2.00 Wool Shoulder
Shawls at 69c
From 9 till 11 A.
M. $2 Moire Un
derskirts. .79c
7 ."If KKIKT KliOl.'MlXfJS 39c 200 pieces of very fine Skirt Floundngs.
Suitable also for walstingB, worth regularly to 75c and 85c. at one prim
Thursday 39
15c KMBKOIDKKIKS, YARD 5c A , Go KMBKOIDEKIKS. YARD 2H" A
fine line of Cambric Embroideries
and Insertings, worth regularly 10c
and 15c yard, all go at yard . -5
big lot of Embroideries and Insert
logs In odd lengths, worth regularly
5c to 7MiC yard, rousing bargains, at
per yard 2H
In Our Famous Domestic Room
FROM 10:00 TO 12:00 A. M 50
pieces of nice grey spring Fancies,
4 6 inch, 50 Inch and 54 inch wide,
up-to-date for spring tailor and
Btreet suits, one pattern to a custom-
or, at a yard 67 H
FROM 2:M TO 1:00 1 M. 1 case of
French Plaids, guaranteed to be ab
solutely silk and wool for waists and
children's school dresses, regular
$1.00, grade, 10 yards limit, at per
43
FROM 0:00 TO 10:00 A. M 1 case
of genuine Anioskcag Apron Checks,
regular price TMic yard, blue or
brown, not over 10 yards to a cus
tomer, at yard
50
FROM 11:00 TO 11:30 A. M. 1 case
of HucK Towels, regular price 12 V4c
30 minutes only, 4 pairs limit, at
each Q
These Towels are extra large.
FROM 1 : 80 TO 3: SO V. M.l caw of
fine bleached, yard wide, Muslin,
8V4c grade, 12 Tarda limit, at per
yard -. .,4
FROM 3:00 TO 4:00 P. M. 1 caee of
12c Flannelettes, neat and nice de
signs, extra hpavy cloth, not over 13
yards to a customer, at yard . . , -5J
FOR ALIj DAYAmoskeag Outing
Flannels, yard 7
19c English Long Cloth, yard 10
15c India Linen, yard ....... 8?
FEBRUARY STYLE BOOK FREE
Simmftf and Gee
At this season of the year when the ground
and street car platforms are apt to be covered
with snow,pr ice, especial care should be taken
by passengers in getting on and off cars.
REMEMBER
Wait Until the Car Stops !
Get Off In the RIGHT Wayl
Assist Us in Preventing Accidents. .
OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
Bee Want Ads Produce Results
DR. DRADBURY, Dentist, '.U'E..,..
1506 FARNAM ST., OMAHA. Phon Douglas 1756
We make a specialty
of metal and roofing
pUUea. Painless work la
all operations. Open
vcoiags till 8 o'tlutk.
Extracting 25
Porcelain Fills.. $1 up
Crowns .... $2.60 up
Bridge Work.S2.80 up
Plate (UCi.OO Ml
17c SHEET MUSIC 10c
Somebody Loves You, Dear New
By llawley
This song is the latest and greatest high class song that
has ever been published. Four keys published.
B FLAT (Bas.) C e,e ) D i"?0 ) A FLAT (nor" )
'There's Another Picture in My Mamma's Frame'' Harris'
child song for 1908.
'Somewhere" Harris' hit.
'Yesterday" companion to "Somewhere."
'Sly Cupid" best set of waltzes -ever published.
'I Know Dat I'll Be Happy 'Till I Die" latest coon song.
'Drifting Leaves" reverie for piano, composer of "Star of tha
Sea."
"Merry Widow" piano selections, 12c; by mail, 15c.
"Merry Widow Dance Album" every number complete,
regular price $1.00, special 18c; by mail 23c. Contains
entire valse " Merry Widow."
Specials in Gas Burners for Thursday
Queen Inverted Gas Lights
Welsbach Burners, complete
60J I Welsbach Burners, complete. .. .256
o.a "olir Ia" t0 come In and look over our
OuC I Oa Light.
By Buying Ypur Groceries at Hay den's
It Means a Saving to You From 25 Per Cent to 50 Per Cent,
Fancy Creamery Butter, prr pound. ... ttt
rancy Dairy Cooking Butter, per lb. SOd
mS VEGETABLES A ITS TmWTZTU
TOM WlOVEMAt
2 heads Freah Hothouse Lettuce for So
i hunches freeh Hothouse Radishes So
Fresh Khalot Onions, per bunch bo
rtsh Carrots, pur hunch ...ho
Fresh Turnips, per hunch fcq
1 bunches fresh Parsley for 6u
Hothouse lettuce, per head 7V4a
Hrussell Sprouts, per pound ,..J5
Fancy Wax or Oreen Beans, per pound 16a
hancy (ireen Peppers for stuffing, 10a
tuncy Cauliflower, per head 12'-40
2 heads fresh Celery for It
The best Holland Seed Cabbage, lb. la
Rutabagas, beets. Turnips, Carrots .r
Onions, per pound 2d
Fancy Rice Popcorn, 3 pounds for 10o
Fancy Cooking Figs, per pound 8W
Fancy Imported 7 Crown Figs, per lb. 16a
Fancy Large 800 size Lemons, dozen 12(1
Fancy Malaga Grapes, per pound 120
THE T1MOQI HIQHLAID MiTEL
OBAKOII
160 size, per dozen , ..JS
17 size, per doxeit iOi
200 size, per dozen 1740
25rt size, per dozen IRo
1'8 8 size, per dozen 10a
Tho sweetest Orange that grows.
21 pounds best Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar for $1.00
48 pound sack best Fancy High Patent
Flour for $1.36
10 pound sack best granulated White or
Yellow Cornmeal for 15c
f pounds choice Japun Rice for 26c
6 pounds best hand picked Navy Deans,
for 2!ic
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers, lb. 6e
The best crisp Pretzels, or Michigan Rut-
ter Crackers, per pound 6o
The best crisp Flukey Cracknels, lb. 12e
Fancy Sweet Cookies, regular 12 4c and
1C goods, per pound lUc
011 or Mustard Sardines, per can ...,3Hc
Egg-O-See. Malta Vita. Corn Flakes, or
hr. Price's breakfast Food, package CVfcc
2 pound can fancy Wax, btrlng or Lima
Beans for 7Hc
2 pound can Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn 6c
3 pound can Hominy, Pumpkin, Squash,
Saner Kraut or fluked Reans for 7 So
Fancy California Prunes,, per pound ..5c
Fancy Cullfornia peaches, per pound 124c
Fancy California Muscatel Raisins, lb. 8c
Faiicv Cleaned Currants, per lb c
The best Lemon, Orange or Citron Peel,
per pound 15c
The best Seeded Raisins, package ..7Hc
BUTTER AMD EOO BAXB THURSDAY
The best No. 1 Fresh Country F.ggs per
dozen ''nc
Fancy No. 1 Butter, per pound 2Jf
W' HAYDENS' U
NOT A GOLDEN OUT A.
SILVER OPPORTUNITY
23 PER CENT DISCOUNT Next 30 Days on all SILV
ERWARE PLATED OR REPAIRED.
OMAHA SILVER COMPANY
314 SOUTH 13th STREET. Between Farnam and Harney.